A virtual talk exploring how psychology can help us design AI-enabled experiences more thoughtfully, critically, and responsibly.
Event Description
As AI becomes more embedded in the products and services we design, the conversation often centers on capability, speed, and novelty. But good AI design also requires a deeper understanding of people: how they perceive, interpret, trust, question, and respond to what we create.
In this virtual IxDF San Diego event, Tiziana d’Agostino will explore why psychology deserves a more central role in AI-driven design. Through that lens, the session will examine themes such as cognitive load, bias, agency, ethics, and responsibility in AI-enabled experiences.
Rather than focusing only on what AI can do, this talk will invite attendees to think more critically about how AI is experienced — and what more responsible, human-centered design can look like in practice.
The event will include a 45-minute presentation, 15-minute Q&A, and an interactive element.
What to Expect
A thoughtful perspective on psychology’s role in AI-driven design
Discussion of themes such as cognitive load, bias, agency, ethics, and responsibility
An interactive component
Live Q&A
Who Should Attend
Designers and design-adjacent professionals, including UX practitioners, researchers, strategists, product thinkers, developers, and others interested in designing AI-enabled experiences more responsibly.
Event Details
Date: Monday, March 30
Time: 6:00–7:00 PM PT
Format: 45-minute presentation + 15-minute Q&A
Location: Virtual
https://us06web.zoom.us/meetings/82440908225/invitations?signature=JW5m2B3GAqvzruoIxqzVDKiKXwSDX6fKahEjDl8kNGw
About the Speaker
UX Psychologist and Interaction Design consultant, Tiziana has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. She combines psychological insights with good design practices and a solid ethical framework to create inclusive user experiences that will persuade without manipulation or dirty tricks.
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